Most unforgettable trip:

Of all the remarkable places I’ve visited over the past twenty years, one journey stands out above the rest: Norway in winter.

Norway is beautiful in every season, but I chose to experience it at what I believe is its most magical - and coldest. Visiting in late January meant the country was just beginning to emerge from the long polar night. The days were short, yet the sunrises and sunsets stretched endlessly across the horizon, painting the sky in colours so spectacular even locals would pause to take a photo.

The snow-covered fjords were breathtaking, and the winter adventures were unforgettable - snowmobiling across frozen landscapes, dogsledding through silent forests, and staying in remarkable ice hotels.

But the true highlight was witnessing the Northern Lights above the Arctic Circle. Over five nights, the dark sky would suddenly come alive - first with a faint green glow, then sweeping displays of vibrant colour stretching across the horizon.

And when the cold finally set in, there was always the comfort of a warm, cosy cabin waiting. Norway in winter is simply extraordinary.